UNSPSC 41104012: Dust fall holders or jars

UNSPSC 41104012 Dust fall holders or jars is a Commodity code that shows little relevant recent activity aligned with its nominal scope. The two most recent state and local opportunities tagged to this code do not match the code's stated product line. The Nebraska State Patrol Crime Laboratory's July 2026 ITB 125399 OR solicits DNA Database Buccal Collection Kits—specialized forensic evidence-collection assemblies that include collection devices, envelopes, gloves, fingerprint strips, and seals—for an estimated annual volume of approximately 7,500 kits per year under an initial four-year contract term with four optional one-year renewals. Orange County, Florida's June 2026 IFB Y26-742 requests sealed bids for emergency replacement of two bridges at an estimated project cost of $6,202,246.05, a civil infrastructure project wholly unrelated to dust collection or evidence containers.

The code does not support a meaningful characterization of issuing-body mix or geographic concentration. Nebraska's State Purchasing Bureau and Orange County's procurement office represent state and local buy functions, but the second opportunity is a structural misclassification. No pattern of repeated buyers, geographic clustering, or sustained activity under this code emerges from recent state and local solicitations. Business development professionals should verify the code's current use in their target jurisdictions' procurement systems, as the taxonomy application here does not reflect the code's stated purpose.